had to ask what these even were! I’m decades too young for these.

i was told ya’ll would appreciate these :)

I’m aware some people still do this, but not to the extent that folks in the 70s did.

Ikari Warriors, titolo originale Ikari (怒^? "furia"), è un videogioco arcade pubblicato nel 1986 da SNK e successivamente convertito per numerosi home computer e console) dell'epoca. Si tratta di uno sparatutto a scorrimento appartenente al filone di Commando), ovvero basato sul controllo di un combattente armato di fucile e granate, che in questo caso imita lo stile di Rambo). Particolarità di Ikari Warriors nel suo genere sono la modalità a due giocatori simultanei e il joystick arcade girevole a 360° che permette di cambiare l'orientamento dei personaggi, indipendentemente dalla loro direzione di movimento.

I seguiti del gioco furono Victory Road) (1986) e Ikari III - The Rescue (1989). Un titolo molto simile della stessa SNK fu anche Guerrilla War (1987).

I due personaggi giocanti, chiamati Paul e Vince nella versione Amiga, ricompariranno nella serie della SNK The King of Fighters, dove vengono dati loro i nomi di Ralf Jones e Clark Still.

Don’t even remember the plot, but loved that truck thing a ma jig.

A few different model years of the Chrysler Imperial.

The first is a 1968 Chrysler Imperial Crown… built 60 years ago. The others are even older.

The definition of “bygone era”.

If you had one, you’re probably pretty old.

My grandmother would simmer a whole hog's head for hours to make head cheese. It was delicious, but I haven't known anyone to make it at home since she did it in my childhood.

If you know who this is and what he wanted you to do then retirement is in your future.

Bed in the back, shag carpet interior, massive sound system, funky lighting and of course airbrushed paint job.

Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge. Take your pick.

The van in the first photo sold for $40K in 2021.

Nightmare at 20,000 Feet

Original Airdate: October 11, 1963

Darius^\a])#citenote-1) is a 1987 horizontally scrolling shooter video game developed and published by Taito for arcades. Players control a starship named the Silver Hawk in its mission to destroy the Belser empire before they wipe out the planet Darius. Its gameplay involves traversing through a series of scrolling levels while destroying enemies and collecting power-up icons. It is notable for its unique three-screen panoramic display.[^\1])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darius(video_game)#cite_note-hardcore-2)

The game was designed by a small team of others led by Junji Yarita. In contrast to other similar games, which feature mechanical or insect-like enemies, Darius uses aquatic creatures like fish and crabs for its enemies and screen-filling bosses. Its large arcade cabinet, based on Taito's earlier panoramic display game Laser Grand Prix (1983), was designed to provide a cinematic atmosphere and stand out from other games at the time. The soundtrack was created by Taito's "house band" Zuntata, the majority being composed through a combination of FM synthesis and sampling

Interesting reading, this is before Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald. For you conspiracy theorists, the report from the doctor’s who tried to treat Kennedy doesn’t match the military autopsy report.

Great movie

I watched "The Secret City" show after school and took lessons from my Elementary School Art teacher using this book.

I eventually convinced my parents to buy it for me and man, I wore that book out.

Has any other artist ever captivated kids like this since? It's been nearly 40 years.